Journal Article

·2019

Flank wear of surface textured tool in dry turning of AISI 4140 steel

H B Eskizara YTU , Uğur Emiroğlu YTU , Erhan Altan YTU

Machines. Technologies. Materials.

Abstract

Surface texturing on a cutting tool is a process which can provide reduction in friction, improved performance of a contact interface and a better tool life. In this paper, influence of surface texturing on tool wear of both textured and non-textured tools were compared. Different textures were applied on coated carbide tools by Femtosecond laser to enchance the wear resistance. Dry cutting experiments on AISI 4140 (32 HRC) were carried out with conventional cutting inserts having parallel and perpendicular textured sufaces to the cutting edge on the flank face. Finally, results showed that surface texturing of cuttting insert was found to be beneficial to the decrease of the flank wear.

Keywords

Flank Materials science Metallurgy Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution Carbide Tool wear Cutting tool Perpendicular Wear resistance Machining Computer science Geometry Artificial intelligence Mathematics

Subject Areas

Tribology and Lubrication Engineering ·Mechanical Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Advanced machining processes and optimization ·Mechanical Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Adhesion, Friction, and Surface Interactions ·Mechanics of Materials ·Physical Sciences

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